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The Dolly Collegian
Tuesday. November 1.1968
Page 7
Sliester goes over 3,000 assists in win
BY JENNIFER KONZE
Spent Writer
Needing only 21 assists to break the
3.000 mark, setter Traci Sliester added 33
to her ever-growing total in Saturday
night's 3-0 win over the visiting Cal
State-Fullenon Titans.
This weekend's win puts the Fresno
with a score of 15-10 '
Leading the Bulldog attack were junior
middle blockers Lesli Lopes and Tammy
Lopez each with nine kills, a career high
for Lopez.
While Lopes had two attack errors out
of 20 total attacks to give her a .400
hitting percentage Lopez went crrosless
S^women's volleyball team eighth in - out of 14 total attacks givng her a .643
the Big West 3-8. and 13-10 on the
season while Fullerton stayed winless in
the Big West 0-11. and 11-17 on the
season.
The Titans were no match for this more
spirited and relaxed Bulldog squad
"Everyone's playing much more to¬
gether, relaxed and with a purpose.'' said
Sliester.
Fresno State killed Fullenon in the
first two games with identical 15-4 scores
and nipped them in the third for ihe match
Defensively, the Bulldogs looked to the
twins to dig them oul as Michele Simms
and Melissa Simms-Ferrari recorded 11
and 13 defensive saves (digs), re¬
spectively.
Senior middle blocker Lynette Wilke
added three service aces for a season total
of 38 moving her io 6th on the season
record chart and a career total of 78,
putting her at 8ih, edging over Sliester by
three and coming within eight of injured
teammate Melanie Estes.
r-uuenon was k*8 by junior outside
hitler Susan Herman who added 12 kills
to her icam-leading season total of 358.
Freshmen Stephanie Scofidd and
Stephanie Shrieve tried to dig out the
Titan squad Scofiekl. seucr-outside hitler,
and Shrieve, setter, had nine and seven
digs, respectively.
Pitting the defensive team totals
against each other, Fresno State leads in
all categories with six service aces lo
Fullerton's four, 51 digs lo 30, three solo
blocks to none and six block assists to
four.
On the offense, the Bulldogs recorded
40 kills and 11 attack errors out of 91
total niKKks for a team hitting percentage
of .319.
Fullerton's offense, marred by hitters
who missed the sets, had 30 kills and 22
attack errors out of 116 total attacks for a
percentage of .069.
Fresno Stale travels to the South Bay
today to face former NorPac conference
rival the Santa Clara Broncos in Toso
Pavilion at 7:30 p.m.
The Bulldogs lead the Broncos in all-
time meetings 18-3.
Santa Clara has not beaten Fresno State
since 1985. •
The Broncos enter ihe match 15-10 on
the season and 8-1 in the West Coast
Athletic Conference.
Setter Julie Jamile will direct senior
kill leaders outside hitter Rosalynn
Honsch, 263, and middle blocker Stacey
MacDonough, 261.
MacDonough leads Santa Clara in solo
blocks. 27, and assisted blocks, 117.
Jamile enters the maich with 953
assists this season.
CHAMPS
Continued from page 6
its baseball, soft ball, golf, men's and
women's nek and field programs.
Then to lop off football championship
possibility in ihe fall, both the men's and
women's Bulldog cross country win Big
West lilies this weekend for its first
sweep ever.
It took a lot of hard work, but look at
their fingers now.
Both the men's and women's teams
placed four Bulldogs horn last year's team
in this year's Top 10 Ernie Freer (1st).
Jason Lienau (4th), Hugo Cibrian (5th)
and Jim Zimmer (10th) for the men;
Stacey McAfee (2nd), Janine Ogas (3rd).
Chantal Plante (4th) and Cindy Rockwood
(6th) for the women.
Another championship story is Bulldog
soccer coach Jose Elgorriaga. His story is
loo long io tell here, and I wonder how
Sports Illustrated will detail this cham¬
pion's life story in its feature on him in
this week's issue.
This year, he has shaped a team con¬
sisting mostly of underclassmen into
possibly yet another Big West cham-_
pionship team.
Iltese Bullpups have worked hard.
Now if they're lucky, they can be
champions before they've learned lo lose.
This is my final semester here, and it's
great to go out a winner...with a bunch of
winners...even if I never won a game.
These Bulldog champion coaches gave me
plenty of memoocs. So as Bob Hope
says. Thanks..."
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•Wa hs.. a data bank ol o.«r 200,000 llaltngs ol scholarships,
laiiowsiilps. grant*.SHSt loans, raprasanllng over J10 Billion In prtvalf
a«ctor funding.
• Many scholarships ars gl»an lo studants basad on thalr academic
IntarMts. caraar plans, lamlty harltaga and piaca ol rasldanea.
• Thara's monay a.ailabla lor studtnts who hara boon newt papa' cai-
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| Title | 1988_11 The Daily Collegian November 1988 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
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| Title | November 1, 1988, Page 7 |
| Alternative Title | Daily Collegian (California State University, Fresno) |
| Publisher | Associated Students of Fresno State, Fresno, Calif. |
| Publication Date | 1988 |
| Description | Daily (except weedends) during the school year. Microfilm. Palo Alto, Calif.: BMI Library Microfilms, 1986- microfilm reels; 35 mm. Vol.1, no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- |
| Subject | California State University, Fresno -- Periodicals. |
| Contributors | Associated Students of Fresno State. |
| Coverage | Vol.1 no.1 (Feb 8, 1922)- to present |
| Format | Microfilm reels, 35 mm. |
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The Dolly Collegian
Tuesday. November 1.1968
Page 7
Sliester goes over 3,000 assists in win
BY JENNIFER KONZE
Spent Writer
Needing only 21 assists to break the
3.000 mark, setter Traci Sliester added 33
to her ever-growing total in Saturday
night's 3-0 win over the visiting Cal
State-Fullenon Titans.
This weekend's win puts the Fresno
with a score of 15-10 '
Leading the Bulldog attack were junior
middle blockers Lesli Lopes and Tammy
Lopez each with nine kills, a career high
for Lopez.
While Lopes had two attack errors out
of 20 total attacks to give her a .400
hitting percentage Lopez went crrosless
S^women's volleyball team eighth in - out of 14 total attacks givng her a .643
the Big West 3-8. and 13-10 on the
season while Fullerton stayed winless in
the Big West 0-11. and 11-17 on the
season.
The Titans were no match for this more
spirited and relaxed Bulldog squad
"Everyone's playing much more to¬
gether, relaxed and with a purpose.'' said
Sliester.
Fresno State killed Fullenon in the
first two games with identical 15-4 scores
and nipped them in the third for ihe match
Defensively, the Bulldogs looked to the
twins to dig them oul as Michele Simms
and Melissa Simms-Ferrari recorded 11
and 13 defensive saves (digs), re¬
spectively.
Senior middle blocker Lynette Wilke
added three service aces for a season total
of 38 moving her io 6th on the season
record chart and a career total of 78,
putting her at 8ih, edging over Sliester by
three and coming within eight of injured
teammate Melanie Estes.
r-uuenon was k*8 by junior outside
hitler Susan Herman who added 12 kills
to her icam-leading season total of 358.
Freshmen Stephanie Scofidd and
Stephanie Shrieve tried to dig out the
Titan squad Scofiekl. seucr-outside hitler,
and Shrieve, setter, had nine and seven
digs, respectively.
Pitting the defensive team totals
against each other, Fresno State leads in
all categories with six service aces lo
Fullerton's four, 51 digs lo 30, three solo
blocks to none and six block assists to
four.
On the offense, the Bulldogs recorded
40 kills and 11 attack errors out of 91
total niKKks for a team hitting percentage
of .319.
Fullerton's offense, marred by hitters
who missed the sets, had 30 kills and 22
attack errors out of 116 total attacks for a
percentage of .069.
Fresno Stale travels to the South Bay
today to face former NorPac conference
rival the Santa Clara Broncos in Toso
Pavilion at 7:30 p.m.
The Bulldogs lead the Broncos in all-
time meetings 18-3.
Santa Clara has not beaten Fresno State
since 1985. •
The Broncos enter ihe match 15-10 on
the season and 8-1 in the West Coast
Athletic Conference.
Setter Julie Jamile will direct senior
kill leaders outside hitter Rosalynn
Honsch, 263, and middle blocker Stacey
MacDonough, 261.
MacDonough leads Santa Clara in solo
blocks. 27, and assisted blocks, 117.
Jamile enters the maich with 953
assists this season.
CHAMPS
Continued from page 6
its baseball, soft ball, golf, men's and
women's nek and field programs.
Then to lop off football championship
possibility in ihe fall, both the men's and
women's Bulldog cross country win Big
West lilies this weekend for its first
sweep ever.
It took a lot of hard work, but look at
their fingers now.
Both the men's and women's teams
placed four Bulldogs horn last year's team
in this year's Top 10 Ernie Freer (1st).
Jason Lienau (4th), Hugo Cibrian (5th)
and Jim Zimmer (10th) for the men;
Stacey McAfee (2nd), Janine Ogas (3rd).
Chantal Plante (4th) and Cindy Rockwood
(6th) for the women.
Another championship story is Bulldog
soccer coach Jose Elgorriaga. His story is
loo long io tell here, and I wonder how
Sports Illustrated will detail this cham¬
pion's life story in its feature on him in
this week's issue.
This year, he has shaped a team con¬
sisting mostly of underclassmen into
possibly yet another Big West cham-_
pionship team.
Iltese Bullpups have worked hard.
Now if they're lucky, they can be
champions before they've learned lo lose.
This is my final semester here, and it's
great to go out a winner...with a bunch of
winners...even if I never won a game.
These Bulldog champion coaches gave me
plenty of memoocs. So as Bob Hope
says. Thanks..."
CDPC SCHOURSHIP INFORMATION FOR
nCL STUDENTS WHO NEED
MONEY FOR COLLEGE
Every Student is Eligible lor Some Type of
Financial Aid Regardless of Grades or Parental Income.
•Wa hs.. a data bank ol o.«r 200,000 llaltngs ol scholarships,
laiiowsiilps. grant*.SHSt loans, raprasanllng over J10 Billion In prtvalf
a«ctor funding.
• Many scholarships ars gl»an lo studants basad on thalr academic
IntarMts. caraar plans, lamlty harltaga and piaca ol rasldanea.
• Thara's monay a.ailabla lor studtnts who hara boon newt papa' cai-
riars, grocTV darks, chaartaadars. non-smokars ... ale.
• RasullS GUARANTEED
CALL
ANYTIME
For A Fpm Brochure
(800)346-6401
2:
fr
KENNEL COPY CENTER
l£l_
December Gradsl!
Order Insertion cards NOW?
1 Graduation Announcements available on Main Level
I
294-3945
SUNDAY
NOV.
1988
SOC vb California
2 pm
VB vb Long
Beach State
7:30 pm
20
27
FRESNO STATE
HOME SPORTS SCHEDULE
MONDAY
VBvsUC Santa
Barbara 7:30 pm
WSWva. SJSW
3 pm
FSU pool
b.
21
122L
TUESDAY
Election Day
IL
22_
WBKvs
Stanford
7:30 pm
z±
WEDNESDAY
lo
MBKn
CsaajtfmlOWslsMsl
Natlurlal Team
7:30 pm
U
22.
JUL
THURSDAY
SOCvsSJSU
7:30 pm
MBK Red/Blue
Game 7 pm
North Gym
VB t» US Irvine
7:30 pm
TK Turkey
Trials
17
Thanksgiving
Day
24
FRIDAY
VB vs Hawaii
7:30 pm
ill
WR Intrasquad
7:30 pm
14.
MBK COORS _„
Frl/Sat |
